Sentence examples for is flawed in two from inspiring English sources

Gladwell's analogy is flawed in two respects.

Jean-Fran?s Cop? argument for banning the full veil known as the burqa or niqab is flawed in two respects.

A formula that is flawed in three ways in the case to hand.

Humans are flawed in two respects, according to Locke: we can fail to acknowledge our obligations to natural law, and we can fail to comply even when these obligations are acknowledged.

Mr. Bush's plan was flawed in three fundamental ways.

Dr. Mora and his colleagues believed that all of these estimates were flawed in one way or another.

But the book is flawed in several small ways, and one big one.

Rodney Hoare, a physicist who chaired the British Society for the Turin Shroud, thought the 1988 experiment was flawed in several ways: more than one part of the Shroud should have been analysed, observers should have been present throughout the sample-taking and a broader range of dating methods used.

It is flawed for three primary reasons.

This is a logical system of improvement, but it's fundamentally flawed in two major ways.

It's clear by now that the cash-bail system is flawed — as few as two additional days in jail can do great damage to low-risk defendants.